Apr 15, 2021 1 hr 30 min

The Journey

from Staring At Goats Hosted by Stephen Adams

Jacob was pushing Stephen's buttons all night so we had a handful of wonderful rants about society, pandemics, why we're such epic failures and more! The goats pretty much rocked this episode as usual. You'll have a good time. Travis got vaccinated so he's in a post-vax euphoria and feeling good. Enjoy the show! Condiment Crisis! Chinese Covid-19 vaccine efficacy is 'not high,' top health official admits Michigan is in the Pooper Cleveland Rocks … and will also not allow vax discrimination Pfizer wants to charge you out the butthole Fauci says he would not hesitate to eat outdoors or go to a baseball game

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